TRITON - Web Security Help, Version 7.7 - Websense

Reporting AdministrationIf you select the BCP option, also specify:OptionBCP filelocationFile creationrateMaximumbatch sizeDescriptionDirectory path for storing BCP files. Log Server must haveread and write access to the location. (The default folder isC:\Program Files (x86)\Websense\WebSecurity\bin\Cache\BCP\.)After entering the path, click Test Location to verify that thelocation is accessible.Maximum number of minutes Log Server spends placingrecords into a batch file before closing that batch file andcreating a new one.This setting works in combination with the batch sizesetting: Log Server creates a new batch file as soon as eitherlimit is reached.Maximum number of log records before a new batch file iscreated.This setting works in combination with the creation ratesetting: Log Server creates a new batch file as soon as eitherlimit is reached.After selecting a log record insertion method, click Log Cache Files to specify whereand how log cache files are created. These provide temporary storage for log recordsthat have not yet been processed into the Log Database or moved to BCP files.1. For Cache location, indicate where on the Log Server machine logging cachefiles are stored (C:\Program Files (x86)\Websense\Web Security\bin\Cache\, bydefault).2. Click Test Location to verify that the path is accessible.3. For Cache file creation rate, indicate the maximum number of minutes (1, bydefault) Log Server should spend sending Internet access information to a logcache file before closing it and creating a new file.4. For Maximum cache file size, specify how large a log cache file should be beforeLog Server closes it and creates a new one.The file creation rate and maximum file size settings work in combination: Log Servercreates a new log cache file as soon as either limit is reached.Adjust database sizing settingsConfigure Database Size Management settings to meet your organization’s needs.The higher the level of detail recorded, the larger the Log Database.1. To minimize the size of the Log Database, mark Enable log recordconsolidation. This combines multiple, similar Internet requests into a single logrecord, reducing the granularity of reporting data.If you have enable SIEM integration, note that Log Server applies consolidationto the log records that it processes into the Log Database. Consolidation does notoccur for records passed to the SIEM product.TRITON - Web Security Help 415